Gratitude Can Change Your Brain: How to Practice Gratitude Daily by Jennifer Coken
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This is the time of year when the practice of gratitude (hopefully) becomes foremost in our minds. For me, it is a reminder to get back to my conscious practice of being grateful every day.
Sometimes that is easier said than done.
There are a lot of psychological and physiological health benefits to practicing gratitude, In fact, Robert Emmons, the world’s leading scientific expert on gratitude, had a lot to say about why gratitude is good for our physical, emotional and spiritual health and has a positive impact on our relationships. My gratitude practice consists of two ideas that were given to me by two coaches a few years ago:
- Write down my accomplishments.
- Write down what I'm grateful for every night before going to bed.
Learn more about my gratitude practice. How do YOU practice gratitude?
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